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04 Mar 2026 07:08 - 04 Mar 2026 07:19 #921932
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Are all the spacers etc in the right order (large blueish shim behind and in front of the removable sleeve the basket runs on followed by a normal washer and then the nut) I don't recall any rock in mine when I took it apart last week ? The 1100 clutch is quite a lot different to the 1000 "J.,K,M etc"
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04 Mar 2026 07:29 - 04 Mar 2026 07:38 #921933
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As i see it normal washer 2.5 mm thick running against the bearing then blueish thin washer either side of the 57mm od. Bush that runs inside the basket then the splined collar then the centre hub assembly splined washer then the nut
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04 Mar 2026 08:32 #921939
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I just looked at the basket again the gear wheel does move on the rivits its controled by the springs on the back maybe the need changed? Ive seen welded baskets for sale this maybe why
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